If you’re the kind of gardener who likes to be the first on the block with something nobody else has, this post is for you. We love to carry plant varieties that are brand new to the market, and right now our benches are full of them: lacy, jewel-toned coral bells, ruffled pansies from a celebrated Japanese breeder, a still-unreleased black-leaved astilbe, foliage-forward hellebores, and new winter-blooming camellias that bring color when the garden needs it most.
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Scarlet runner beans are a garden favorite: fast-growing vines covered in bright red flowers that pollinators love. But many gardeners don't realize the beans themselves are just as versatile as the plant is beautiful.
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Discover why xeriscaping is gaining ground as a smart, low-maintenance way to garden through drought and changing climate conditions, without giving up on the pollinators that keep your garden thriving. This post shares a curated list of drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly perennials available this summer, starting with the striking Echium amoenum 'Red Feathers.'
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The Food Drive for Kids runs now through September 30. Our goal is 1,200 lbs. of food for kids. Bring your donations to the Garden Center and drop them in the bin across from the registers.
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Thank you to Claudia and Sergey for stopping by the West Seattle Nursery! Watch their video for a summer tour of West Seattle Nursery!
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